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I'm the kind of 'tism where I can't get myself to tell white lies and will argue up and down until the truth prevails... sometimes to my own detriment, but I really like to understand the underlying mechanisms and the nuance underneath things, otherwise I feel lied to, and I thusly can't get myself to feel like I am deceiving others.
Please share the paper, I'm curious!
I'm trying to stay too anonymous, the paper is of super niche interest and the vulnerability comes down to a popular configuration being vulnerable, but a hardened configuration is possible, but requires randomizing some data that folks tend to leave non-random because it's the lazier way to set that up and it wasn't formerly recognized that the randomness of the data had security implications.